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Does Your Operating System Platform Matter?

One of the best features of the IBM Power Systems line is that they can come pre-configured with several different OS’s. Linux, AIX, and IBM i are all supported natively. Windows is also supported through their Blade servers. Obviously, your choice of operating system platform is a vital decision to make, that can continue to […]

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HarrisData Joins ABC Services To Deliver Modern Technology

HarrisData- a supplier of integrated enterprise solutions, and ABC services- a premier supplier of IBM Power Systems and services, are uniting in order to facilitate efficient business for customers with the use of modern technology. Together, HarrisData’s enterprise software and ABC Service’s latest IBM Power Servers will produce an offer that is affordable and effective […]

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7 IBM Power Systems Facts and Features

IBM’s series of Power Systems servers have long been among top performers in the industry, and since the introduction of their Power 7 systems in 2010, their market share has only been increasing. There are too many features in their systems to cover in a single article, so we’ve selected seven of the top IBM […]

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How IBM PowerSC Is Meeting IT Security Compliance

Security in IT systems today is a two-pronged problem. On one hand, there’s the security itself: a single compromised system can cost a company millions of dollars and untold lost customers, along with the persistent possibility of legal troubles. On the other, even if you are secure, you have to be able to prove it […]

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4 Benefits of IBM System Planning Tool

The IBM System Planning Tool is a highly useful and free tool that IBM offers which can help you get the most out of your AIX systems. This browser-based application can run on any Windows box with IE or Firefox installed. At its most basic, it automates the process of designing and implementing your systems, […]

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Understanding Cloud Computing

The basic idea behind cloud computing and virtualization is twofold. On the surface, it entails taking IT services that are normally on-site, such as data storage or web servers, and moving them onto third-party servers which are accessible from anywhere over the Internet. Amazon’s Web Services (AWS) is a fine example of this. Thousands of […]

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